Award-Winning Tutors serving Sparrows Point, MD

...my abilities as a professional writer, editor, and proofreader. I see myself as an artist. Music is actually my first love, but I also love writing, and I want to share my passion with others. As a tutor, I make it my mission to share my love for this art and to teach others that...

...my name is Jordan, and I'm a third-year mechanical engineering major. I love math and I love teaching math. I'm the type of student who always has to work for my success. Math didn't come easy to me and challenged me to look from a different angle. I would love to share my experience with...

...the Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA). Along with a fantastic team of educators, I've visited local community organizations and schools to share information about ESSA and its benefits for students. We've held town halls and panel discussions to emphasize the importance of equity in education and how Title II Part A funds can enhance student...

...academic subjects, vocational and life skills, and personal development. I don't have a particular favorite subject to teach. My joy comes from watching someone grasp a new skill or concept that they did not have, or think they have. I believe we all can learn something new everyday. Regardless of your age or what you...

...versed at a multitude of written communication approaches, including, research and academic writing, memo and brief production, personal statements, cover letters, and resumes. My professional background is in policy analysis, case management, mentorship, public speaking, and recruitment. These equip me with the skills necessary to effectively tutor through holistic support and teachings.

I enjoy designing illustrations of cover art for books, comics, graphic novels and journals. I also enjoy photography, using the latest techniques and trends in the art world and creating innovative projects. Having worked and interned as a graduate student at the Smithsonian Institution in Washington D.C. I'm always ready for an educational adventure!

...helping others with their studies for as long as I can remember. I have now spent two years in the classroom teaching Kindergarten students. I believe that education is power and the key to life long learning lies in the early childhood and elementary classroom. I have a deep love for learning and I hope...

...to master prerequisite skills before advancing to rigorous topics. This strategy allows for a steady progression in overall learning and minimizes burnout. I am most comfortable teaching Chemistry, Biology, Algebra, and Calculus, but am willing to venture into other subjects as needed. Outside of the classroom, I enjoy weightlifting, watching football/tennis, and playing chess.

Whether you're flummoxed by Foucault, distraught over Derrida, or just want to get through that next assignment before the dreaded Monday due date, I'm here to help.

...I was a lecturer at Johns Hopkins University, teaching the freshman only seminar "The Human Microbiome". This course was a modified version of the course I taught as a Dean's Teaching Fellow. I have also been a teaching assistant for various other courses, including Biochemistry, the freshman only lab course Phage Hunters, and others. I...

...and English but I am most passionate about Music which I have taught in one-on-one and group classes for many years. I encourage critical thinking, draw out ideas, and solidify understanding in academics through question-and-answer dialogue sometimes known as the Socratic Method. I consider myself a guide and mentor for my students.

...in Neuroscience and then pursued a Masters. I received my Masters of Biomedical Sciences from Geisinger Commonwealth School of Medicine in 2019. I am starting medical school this summer and currently help out with scientific research at the National Institutes of Health. I tutor elementary to high schoolers in mathematics and sciences.

...at Vanderbilt. I have been tutoring for over sevens years, specifically in mathematics. I have the most experience with tutoring younger children, but I also started tutoring other college students in some coding languages like Java and C++ in my first year of university. I have always enjoyed tutoring, and I hope I can help...

...in the US : The Georgia Institute of Technology. I did my Aeronautical Engineering Bachelor's at the University of Maryland College Park. I have been a Teaching Assistant for 3 years cumulatively and have a passion for Spaceflight dynamics. I have tutored courses such as Spaceflight dynamics, Structures, Aerodynamics, Engineering graphics and Intro. to Aerospace...

...my name is McKenna! I'm a current college student who is studying speech pathology and psychology. I want to help children express themselves and succeed on their learning journey. I believe teaching should be personalized for the learner and that learning shouldn't be a bore or struggle. I have taken courses to teach various ages...

...am a rising sophomore at the University of Virginia studying foreign affairs, public policy and entrepreneurship. I excel in helping others in the social sciences as well as English, however I am proficient in a variety of other academic fields. In my free time, I enjoy hanging out with my friends and drawing cartoons. I...

...Elementary Education at Gardner-Webb University. I am highly skilled at teaching all elementary education topics and several history and science topics. If I was pressed to say I believe I am best at tutoring math because it is easiest to diagnose the strengths and weaknesses of students. I have developed a love for learning that...

...at Kumon as an instructor, developed curricula for summer classes at an elementary school, and served as a teaching assistant in several college courses. I love tutoring math and chemistry, but I also enjoy teaching English and reading comprehension. When teaching, I try to tailor lessons to students' interests; I hope to make material both...

...relate to) students in the same position as I was in. I believe that everyone can find a way of learning best for them, and I hope to find that with each student. I like to incorporate a student's current interests and understandings to concepts they may not understand or relate to to help make...

...young professional originally from Maryland. I spent 4 years in Philadelphia getting my degree in Mechanical Engineering from The University of Pennsylvania. I have always had a passion and a knack for all types of math and hands-on mechanics. When I was in high school, I restored a 1966 Morris Minor which is the British...